How this growing Texas town became a testing ground for flying taxis and Uber-style gondolas
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As Sugar Land has quickly transformed from a sugar plantation to a bustling city, it faces space limitations and is exploring innovative transportation solutions to accommodate rapid growth.
The city's partnership with Wisk Aero for air taxis represents a landmark initiative, enabling residents to bypass ground traffic and dramatically reduce travel times from downtown to various destinations.
Mitchell Davies emphasizes the urgency of the project, stating that the Vertiport could be operational 'by the end of the decade or sooner,' underscoring the city’s focus on advanced mobility.
In addition to air taxis, Sugar Land is exploring an 'autonomous elevated cable and rail mobility system' designed to alleviate ground congestion and enhance connectivity within the city.
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